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THE NYSSA G ATE C ITY JO U R N AL, N Y SSA , OREGON
Advertising
RATES: Two cenu> per wora (or each issue. Alter one month on«
cent per word. Minimum, cash In advance, Is 30c.
For Sale
FOR SALE— New crop of red beans,
fine quality, *12 per 100 lb. bag,
*7.50 per bushel. One mile east of
Owyhee Junction. A.D.Moses. lJ5xp
FOR SALE— Stove pipe reducers
from 6 to 4. Also assorted sues of
pipe, elbow, etc. Nyssa Furniture
Co., one block west of railroad
depot.
20Nlfc.
T H U R SD A Y , J A N U A R Y 1, 1947
FOR SALE - Thor washing ma-1 fore 9 o clock are picked up by and Mrs. Robert Runcorn Satur
chine, late model, perfect condition. | noon. Eilicient drivers. Call col- day evening.
P'hone 54-M.
25D2xp. lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Diven and
sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products
family were Christmas dinner guests
FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet pick Company.
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__________________________of Mr. and Mrs. George Ray in
up. Good condition, gootUtires. *250.
MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? INew Plymouth.
Robert Adams, rouie 1, Nyssa,
25D2xp Loans on farms for refinancing, I ^fr. arK* Mrs. Ray Russell enter-
building. Improvements, b u y i n g . ta'ned Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandi
FOR SALE— Da vena and chair set Long term, low interest, see B ei- and
an<* Mrs. Louis Pfeiler at
Phone 68-J.
18D3xp hard Eastman, phone 64. Nyssa. i the Country club Tuesday evening
3Atfc. ln observance of their anniversary.
FOR SALE— Confectionery business __________________ ______________ I Mrs. Grace Brandt of Nampa,
in Malheur county. Interested per MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car Mrs. L. D. Owen and Ira Owen
sons apply at First National bank end clyinder lock keys made. Wes- ol Boise were house guests Chriat-
18Dtfc. ■em Auto Store.
250tfc. mas eve and Christmas day at the
E. H. Brandt home.
FOR SALE— 75 tons of hay, first,
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell were
second and third cuttings. Art May
Stock received Monday. Tuesday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beck-
es, south of Mitchell butte. 18D4xp. Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m. l stead Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt en
FOR SALE— Good house with bath, to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12.
tertained 34 guests at a Christmas
No 3tock received on Sunday.
electric hot water tank, nice lawn,
party
Saturday. The evening was
75 by 119 com er lot. Bernard East Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery
spent exchanging gifts and danc
man.
18Dtfc. to Polar locker plant.
One mile west on Alberta avenue ing. Refreshments were served.
Phone 05R1
FOR SALE— 1939 five-passenger
JAKE FISCHER
Bulck coupe, heater, radio and
HOLLAND RESIDENT
spotlight. Norman Hlpp. Phone 151
W.
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j ARR1VES 1N VALLEY
FOR SALE— 80 acres of pasture. FOR SALE— 16-inch Tumblebug
Clover ba-ei hay, alfalfa baled hay. plow, Case, Dick Wyatt, mile north
W. T. Cannon, Sunset Valley.
of Adrian.
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FOR
SALE—
50
Austrawhite
pullets,
WE WISH YOU A HAPPY AND
and 55 hens. Charles A. Ditty, Sun-
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
8 0 acre level farm under o ld ; set valley,
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paid-up water ri^ht, fair buildings,
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—
1940
Inte FOR SALE— 200 feet frontage. 150
FEATURE IS ADDED ! COLUMBIA AVE*" ' Jan. 1—Call
large cow barn, eiectric water heat
ers at the Pete
i home Mon-
er h< house, nice orchard, 54 acres rnational truck, 16 foot stock rack. feet deep, south of Polar Cold Stor
... Z. Davidson
of this farm is real nice, balance 2- speed axel. Zack Walker, phone age, *2400. Bernard Eastman. llS tf.
The farmers home administration day were Mr. ana
alkali pasture. Only *14,000, easy 282-W
llD tfc FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. has added a new feature to its of Parma.
Jake van Twisk was a business
terms on balance.
160 acres of the best land under FOR SALK— Milk cows and dairy Guaranteed to be washable and tending program, which permits visitor in Ontario Friday.
non-fading tor three years. Good private tenders to make farm pur-
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Tensen en
the Owyhee pioject, already for helffers to freshen soon. Zack
row crop, nice modem house, nice Walkers phone 282-W
llD tfc stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com hase, enlargement and development tertained at Chrstmas dinner for
pany.
26Jtfc. loans with mortgages insured by j their immediate family. Places were
labor house, new machine shed,
lots of other good buildings. Only FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good FOR SALE—Genuine Goodrich rub he federal government, announces iajd f Jr io.
a few more days and this place condition, lo loot copper tubing ber matting, suitable for floor mats Cedi J. Youngstrom, FHA fie ld j Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot en-
representative, Portland.
j tertained at a pinochle party at
will be off tlie market. So act quick and fittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J.
The authority for the insured | their home in Arcadia Monday af-
18Stfc. in oars and stairways. Nyssa Fum
ly If you want one o f the best 160’s
iture
Co..
1
block
west
of
railway
iarm mortgage program, states I temoon. Prizes were won by Dick
in the valley. *50,000 cash
depot.
4Dtfc. Youngstrom, is contained in the j Groot, Mrs. George Smit and Mrs.
40 acres with ’shack three room FOR S A L E ~
lv *
Mres- Close
house, fine well, 19 acres real good Unimproved. *1000. 2‘t acres on FOR StALE— 1942 Ford jeep, new, farmers home administration act I Davidson.
land, balance pasture. This place highway, close In, small house, permanent top. First class condi of 1946, which amends the Bank- i Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
is well located, $4000.
*3000. Bernard Eastrman.
230tfc. tion. *900. Powell Service Garage. head-Jones farm tenant act. The and Mrs. C. M. Tensen were Mrs.
100 acres nice little house, other
27Ntfc. original law specified that only di- T. H Beranek, Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
FOR
SALE—
Phone
144-J
or
write
rect government funds could be f ton Jensen and Donald, Ronald and
buildings, good deep well with pres
Teresa.
sure system, 62 acres of this place Watts Motor Co., Nyssa, Ore., for FOR SALE—Automobile Insurance used in the FHA program.
Miss Lucille and LeRoy Toombs
The farm ownership program is
real good land, mostly in alfalfa, Wlllys parts, motors, extra equip Public Liability, Property Damage.
clover and pasture. This place ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup Fire, Thett and Collision. Placed designed to enable farm tenants, of Boise spent Christmas with their
would raise good spuds, $9000. Terms trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. In the best companies at lowes: haiecroppers and farm laborers to mother, Mrs. Klaas Tensen
Supper guests at the Gerrit Groot
buy and operate family type farms,
to suit.
possible rates. Bernard Eastman
anid to enable owners of under home in Apple Valley last week were
160 accres near the cattle range, FOR SALE— Fine row - crop 40.
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right for 20 head of cattle, 35 aci-es near Adrian, good water right, fair
sized and under-developed farms to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar
good hay ground, nice little house, Improvements.
create adequate family farm units. cadia, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot
For Rent
40 acres on oiled highway^ Or.e
barn and other buildings, *6500 cash.
The new feature—providing insur and Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson and
124 acres with 150 head cattle mile out. Unimproved.
ance for mortgages of private tend their house guests, Mr. Jan Laan,
FOR
RENT—
Traiter
house
at
Col
who recently arrived from Holland.
light, good small house, corrals, I Several good 80 -acre and larger
lins Traiter Court.
llD tfc ers—is intended to extend the bene
Mr. and Mrs. Pete V. D. Oord
bam, g o jd ' well, 62 irrigated land, i farms.
fits of the program to larger num
3 acres lo*- sale, close In, unim FOR RENT— Polish your own bers of people and to encourage and family spent Christmas day
good road, school bus, milk route
with Mrs. V. D. Oords mother,
proved
and electricity, *10,500.
floors. Rent our high-speed pol private enterprise to make the loans. Mrs. Dick Stam of Oregon Trail.
Also have several houses listed. ishing equipment. Easily handled
74 acres, 30 rrigated, balance good
Each insured mortgage loan is
SJtfc. by women. Nyssa Lumber company, based upon a normal earning capa
fruit land, 1938 AC tractor and
KEN RENSTROM
equipment, also some other mach
SUNSET RESIDENT
3Atfc. city appraisal of the farm by a
Phone 172-J
inery goes with this place. Just a
federal appraiser. This appraisal
BACK
FROM JAPAN
small shack on place, good deep
must be approved by the FHA
WANTED
well with pressure system and foun FOR SALE— Several houses for
county
committee
made
up
of
three
dation m n for a houuse, 24 x 28, sale. Attractive buys. See Frank WANTBD— Team work, garden persons, at least two of whom are SUNSET VALLEY. Jan. 1—Mr. and
T. Morgan.
lSJtfc plowing, fresno work lawn leveling,
Mrs. Thomas Nishitani were among
$6000, terms.
farmers. The committee also con
92 acre real good farm, close to
oasohne cook stove- manure hauling. Come on boys, I siders the qualifications of appli the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
town, lots of cheap irrigation wat- i f ? R SALE— Gasoline cook stove still trade horses. Dixie Kinkade,
Hashitani at a dinner party at the
cants.
Oriental cafe in Ontario Tuesday
er. fine soil, real good modern house,
oven and broller
Chadwick’s camp. No. 3 cabin.
This type of loan is only avail- honorlng Ba
Hashitani. son of
small barn. This is really one o f ,
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25D2xp. able to applicants who are unable H K Hashitani. who has just re-
the best farms, $25,000.
FOR RENT—20 acres of land. Lloyd
to get the necessary credit at the turned from general headquarters
We have several houses listed Lewis.
25Dtfc. WANTED— Sewing machines want rates and terms prevailing in their
from *2700 to *10,500. We would
ed, will pay «pot cash, any make, community, Youngstrom adds. Vet at Tokyo, Japan. Twenty-seven pla
ces were set for Ray Hashitanl's
be glad to show any of these. Just p o R SALE— 1936 Chevrolet sedan any condition, electrics, treadles and
phone us f you would like to know in good condition, *350. Dan W. old heads. F. “ Lete” Sackett, 469 erans are given preference for all friends. Oriental foods were served,
loans.
and Hashitani ran motion pictures
about them. Phone 65-J.
Pennie, ’ i mile west on Columbia South First street, west. Phone
To protect the government’s in
E. L. JAMISON
avenue.
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llD tfc terest, the FHA assists each bor of his life and friends ln Japan.
Ray Hashitani arrived at the
252 So. 4th St., 2 blocks south
FOR SALE— Baled hay. Harold WANTED— To rent land suitable rower to develop sound operation home of his parents December 18
of International Store
methods.
from Tokyo, Japan, where he was
! Sisson, 2 3/4 mires west on Grand for raw crop. Sig Murakami, route
The 12 county FHA offices which with general headquarters for al
FOR SALE— Rome and delicious | Avenue.
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are operated in Oregon, include most two years. As an economist,
apples at Mike O ’Leary ranch, two I
miles south of Fruitland on high- ! FOR SALE— Autocrat circulator WANTED — Plumbing. Radiant, one at Ontario.
his work has dealt with the distri
way. *1 per box in own containers, heater. Inquire Malheur Home Tele- steam and hot water heating. Free
bution of food.
25D4xc.[ phone Company, Nyssa.
25Dtfc. estimates. See Fred Braun, across
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Penn and
DINNER PARTIES
family of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
street from Nyssa Funeral home.
HELD A T RICHLAND Howard Evans and daughters of
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Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Etenest Bar-
WANTED— To buy anything in RICHLAND, Jan. 1—Miss Marjory ' ker and family of Ontario, Mr. and
beef or veal. Also imy hunger cows Davis of Boise spent Christmas eve ^ Mrs. Keith Talman and son. Mr.
or will handle for hid# «nd offall. with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. and Mrs. Roy Brewer and family
Phone 31M or 011J1.
22Atfc. Davis.
of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dirksen, Mr. Williams and daughter, Lois Bates,
MISCELLANEOUS
and Mrs. O. Vanderwinkle and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer and son
C. Van Zelf had Christmas din n er! and Mrs. Emery Hobson were guests
MISCELLANEOUS— Will care for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake I at the Hamer Brewer home at
children, do Ironing, crocheting or Groot of Arcadia.
ja Christmas eve party. Forty-three
plain sewing in my home. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sisson of I were present, also Santa Claus for
Floyd Erwin, 756 N. 2nd St.
lJ3xp Twin Falls visited their son, H. L. | the gift exchange.
TAKEN UP— Stray heifer, black Sisson, and family over the holidays, i The Oregon Trail school was
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Orris and packed on Christmas eve with ad-
with white belly, two years old.
Owner may have heifer by paying Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fleshman and 1 ults and children who enjoyed the
PHYSICIANS
DENTISTS
for feed. Chet Corfield. inquire at daughter, Shirley, were dinner guests L.D.S. Christmas program. The pri-
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rus- mary enacted a skit, “The Night
Ole’s comer.
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sell and Mr and Mrs. Louis Pfeiler. i Before Christmas” , and the Mutual
SA R A ZIN CLINIC
DR. C. M. TYLER
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foght of 1 group presented two plays. Santa
MISCELLANEOUS—
Announcing
the opening or Adrian barber shop Ontario were dinner guests o f Mr. Claus had gifts, candy and nuts for
Wilson Building
Dr. J. J. Sarazln
under new management. Hours 8
Phone 165-J, Nyssa
Dr. K E. Kerby
am . to 8 p.m.
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Office hours from 9 to 5 except
Physician and Surgeons
Saturdays, 9 to 12.
MISCELLANEOUS— Get ready for
winter. We service all kinds of
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
heating equipment. Nyssa Heating
J. R. C UND ALL
Oo„ phone 169-W.
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Physician and Surgeon
Dentist
Phone 37
Phone 56-J
MISCELLANEOUS— See us for
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to S
Sarazln Clinic
quick repair service on all makes
Daily—Except Sunday
of washing machines. We also ser
NYSSA
OREGON
vice, clean and repair all makes of
JE W E LR Y STORES
oil heaters and burners. Free pick
OPTOM ETRISTS
up and delivery service. Phone
162-R. Lowe's Home Appliance Re
PAULUS
pair shop.
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DR. J. A . M CFALL
Professional And
Business Directory
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1 every child and adult. Mrs. D. O. Blanche Hite of Nyssa on Christ
! Bvbee gave several musical num- mas morning.
I bers. playing the electric solo-vox.
W. T Cannon and Robert and
j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Notheis re- Betty Cannon spent Chris.mas at
I turned Saturday night by train a f Scio, Oregon with Mr. Cannon’s
ter vt.iting hi Portland.
daughter, Mrs. Jo Darcy, and family.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves of
Donald Bergam arrived home the
Wilder were Sunday dinner guests 19th and will spend two weeks with
his parents.
wf Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer were
Mrs. Fred Mitchell was a dinner
ue-st and enjoyed home movies at Payette visitors Wednesday.
he Charles Cbritton home Christ
Prayer meeting was heid at the
mas eve.
John Grottvett home Tuesday ev
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer were ening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizcr
hoppers in Ontario Saturday.
Mrs. Asa Roberts returned home were Nampa shoppers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite bought
ast week for Christmas after visit -
ng her daughter, Mrs. Wallis Or- a new Plymouth car at Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Elmore and
utt. at Seattle for several weeks.
Mr. and Mis. Irvin Wolfe and daughter of San Diego arrived Fri
on enjoyed Christmas dinner with day to spend several days with his
brother, Nolan Fields.
he Otto Wolfe family in Nampa.
Frank Asumendi and son, Jess,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland and
laughter were dinner guests at the were dinner guests at the Kenneth
home of Mrs. Hazel Kressly in Nys- Lorensen home Christmas.
aa on Christinas.
Vera Faye Counsll and Mr. and
Beth Chapin, who has been at Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., were in
tending the Eastern Oregon College Nampa Monday on business.
if Education at La Grande, re-
Clarence Reed made a business
umed home last Tuesday night af- trip to Vale Friday.
er visiting four days with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W olfe were
it Pendleton and Union.
visitors at the Otto Wolfe home at
Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland and Nampa Christmas night.
laughter met at the Glenn Strick- , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie were
and home Christmas eve for a dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew
amily gift exchange.
McCoy on Christmas.
Clint Snyder and Buck Reed were I Leslie Hamilton of Parma has
tinner guests at the Claude Wilson been visiting his sister. Mrs. Irvin
tome Christmas
Wolfe, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rataezyk and | Lois Bybee, Marian and Genevieve
laughter. Judith, were Christmas Ballantyne and Margery Bishop were
4ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto guests of Donna Gam er at a slum
ber party Saturday night.
Reins at Fruitland.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Wolfe and I Don Lowe. LaMarr Orr, Larry
daughter enjoyed Christmas dinner j Dimmick and Charlie McCoy were
at the Harold Ackerman home in ; shoppers In Boise Wednesday.
Payette.
Ray Hashitani left Saturday morn
Mr. and Mis. Loren Hite and ing for Seattle to attend the wed
family were breakfast guests of Mrs. ding ceremony of a friend.
a PROSPEROUS
NEW Y E A R
all
SEASON'S GREETINGS!
To our Faithful
old friends
and our valued new ones
we send these
greetings of the N ew Year.
BRACKENS
DRY GOODS
NYSSA,
— SHOES — CLOTHING
X-Ray Shoe Fitting
OREGON
HAPPY
KIEW
YEAR
JEWELRY
STORE
Union Pacific Time Inspector
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Main Street « . Second
DR. JOHN EASLY
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY
STORE
Official Time Inspector far
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
LODGES
Gate City Lodge
No. 214
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
GRAVE MARKERS
day of month, 8 p. m.
A ll Masons Invited
MISCELLANEOUS— Available now
Electrolux cleaners and air puri
fiers. Sales and service. EM A. An
derson, route 3, Welser. Idaho.
Phone 567-J4.
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MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and
free pick-up or your dead, crlppied
or sick livestock. Calls receded be-
| For grave markers and
monuments write or see
R. A. BENTLEY
Haines, Oregon
I.O.O.F.
Better Values
Meets every Monday ___________ Lower Prices
night, 8 :3 0 .
HAY BUYER
South First Street
W . F. JAH N
Dealer in hay and grain
Golden Rule Lodge
Third at Good Ave.
No. 147, A.F. & A.M .
Meetings Second Mon
MISCELLANEOUS— Help-Ur-Self.
custom and wet wash. White Swan
laundry. Soft water. R. M. Souther
land, prop. Phone 13-J.
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CHIROPRACTORS
Edwin Oldham, Tk
Chiropractic Physician
Phvxiothcrap» - Electro-Therapy
BOX 11»—TEL
171-W —NYSSA
Free Pick Up
Of Your
Dead and Worthless
Animals
Call Collect
There U a Phone Near You
Nyssa 100
• In looking forward to the
future and a continuation of
our pleasant relations
with you, we have raised our
sights once more and can
promise you even higher
standards of service and value
than in the past.
• We wish you an abundance
of health, happinees and
prosperity in 194», and a de
lightful New Year’s holiday.
Hoopskirt* and sideburns belong to
a legendary era now. External ways
of life change constantly, but friend
ship remains ever the same. And
just as friend* wished each other •
Happy New Year a hundred years
ago, so we on the eve of 1948 ex
tend one warmest greetings to you.
Parma 23
Ontario 53
’’We Haul the Day You Call’
Ida-Ore Rendering Co.
Nyssa, Oregon
Eder Hardware Co.
Fletcher Oil Company
Frank Morris, Agent,